Test Content Quiz Policies: When writing your quiz answers,…
Test Content Quiz Policies: When writing your quiz answers, all your answers must be based off of course material (readings, lectures, videos, links) and must be cited. Simple parenthetical citations are acceptable—include the title of the source and then the slide number for lectures or the page number for readings. It is unnecessary to do time stamps for recordings or videos. Here are two examples: (Lecture 2, Slide 5) (Mobituaries Podcast) (Farming in Ancient Mesopotamia, 9) Individual Work: All of your writing must be your own; do not directly copy, even from course materials. Put ideas into your own words and cite where appropriate. The quiz is strictly individual work and is not collaborative. Sharing essay ideas or writing is a form of plagiarism. Length: When questions ask for 1 paragraph, remember that a paragraph is 5-7 sentences. If a question asks for 1 page, writing half a page does not count. Use Multiple sources! You have numerous relevant sources for the questions below. Make sure to make use of multiple sources—base your answers on 1 or more relevant readings per answer as well as any relevant lecture material. Maximum grades will be affected if you rely on a single source when multiple sources could have been used.
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